In 2026, additive manufacturing (AM) is moving from the lab to the production floor. Binder-jet and laser-based processes now make it possible to create complex tungsten-carbide geometries with internal cooling features and lightweight lattice structures — impossible with traditional pressing and grinding. These innovations mean faster design cycles, custom inserts, and on-demand spare parts.
At the same time, smart tooling and embedded sensors are transforming production lines. By tracking temperature, vibration, and strain in real time, AI-driven systems can predict tool wear before it causes downtime, ensuring consistent part quality and extending tool life.
Raven Carbide Die is watching these trends closely — and applying emerging technology to help manufacturers improve precision and productivity. Learn more about what’s next in carbide tooling for 2026 here.
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